Here’s another one from The Guardian, via Wiqqi, about the messiness of post-war justice in Iraq under the U.S.. There is something grimly ironic about an Iraqi trying to explain away gunfire to an American soldier with the phrase “every household in Baghdad has a gun”.

I have no doubt that Americans are ballsing up all sorts of things to do with the processing of POWs and arrested civilians, but I’d argue that these kinds of stories should be read against “Chief Wiggles“‘s accounts of his experiences as a U.S. interrogator in post-war Iraq. Then again, I would, wouldn’t I?…